Intricacies are a little different depending on if it's the buy side or sell side.

Hi Ian,Buying a LH property in itself is not an issue, it all depends on buyer's due diligence and analyzing the situation for his/her advantage.

Hi Chris,Yes deals are a lot more difficult to pencil out due to the interest rates, and a lot of people are putting more down (30-35%) to make the numbers work.

Dallas is an excellent place to buy real estate, particularly for flipping and BRRRR.

Most people do it themselves or hire a landscaper but if it is really a small job those might be options.

I'm a licensed builder and have been actively building and renovating homes as my primary occupation while dabbling in the RE space buying properties, fixing them up and flipping/holding.

He is willing to sell at about 15% below value so it is a tough buy and hold sell to an investor.

Although people divorce all the time.   

I am a real estate investor (with a concentration in buy-and-hold properties) as well as a Police Officer for the city and I will warn you that crime is an issue.

I would plan for 75-150k, which normally shocks people.